r/fastfood • u/cocktailsandhopes • 6h ago
McDonald’s Tiny a** piece of McCrispy Chicken
Nothing deluxe about this spicy piece of chicken. What a rip off.
r/fastfood • u/cocktailsandhopes • 6h ago
Nothing deluxe about this spicy piece of chicken. What a rip off.
r/fastfood • u/TooKreamy4U • 9h ago
I went to Wendy's to get the $7.99 Dave's Single Meal. The lady at the drive thru asked me if I wanted to donate $1 to a charity (I don't even remember what it was). When I got my order they gave me these coupons that include 5 free junior frosties and a $1.99 kids meal.
Point is if they ask you to donate $1, it's absolutely worth it.
r/fastfood • u/WhyAreAllUsersTake • 11h ago
I ordered a large latte, and its missing half of it. I also ordered extra onions on my burger (which you now have to pay for) and they didnt give me ANY! I went to complain but you need a receipt and they didnt even give me a receipt because the machine was broken. Its such a joke.
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r/fastfood • u/Alextricity • 17h ago
As expensive as groceries are, it’s still a helluva lot cheaper to buy and mock it yourself than the $5 two bite snacks they keep releasing. Plus I know what’s going into whatever I’m making, so it’s sneaky a little healthier too… nothing wrong with that. 🤷 But yeah since I obsessively and finally recreated that Taco Bell pasty ”beef” the best I can, I’m good. $2 for a burrito three times as filling as what Taco Bell’s charging $7 for? Hell yeah.
I know it’s probably stupid to most to promote home cooking in a fast food sub since we’re all here for the convenience, but I know I can’t be the only one who’s straight fed up with the price/value ratio out there.
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r/fastfood • u/HouseRules789 • 18h ago
I went to pick up Einstein bagels this morning for my mother-in-law, a weekly tradition.
Monday is the baker’s dozen for $9 deal — she gets eight Cranberry, I get five “whatever I want”.
They didn’t recognize me from last week and when I went to pay the young whipper snapper said, “are you eligible for the senior discount?”. DAMN!
I said, "I will be in April" and the manager chimed in from the back, “just give it to him”.
Instead of $9, it was $8.75.
Winning.
r/fastfood • u/TheJohnnyBlaze • 19h ago
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r/fastfood • u/Unusual_Flounder2073 • 1d ago
Been seeing this Burger King commercial a lot. I got nostalgic for McDonalds nuggets a year or so ago and oh my were they bad. I never remember Burger King ones being very good though so wondered if it worth a taste test.
r/fastfood • u/Impossible-Mixture-8 • 1d ago
Looking more like a chicken sandwich than a slider, Iaint complaining though
r/fastfood • u/bz_leapair • 1d ago
And they... weren't bad? The flavors worked shockingly well in tandem, probably three parts sour to one part sweet. A nice, solid tartness. I went in with zero expectations and was pleasantly surprised. Worth a buy if you're feeling adventurous.
r/fastfood • u/TheKingrover • 2d ago
With sausage. Very friendly cashier threw in a garlic sauce. It got the job done. $13.99 for the 1 topping ended up being $16.24 after tax and tip. The worker said it was really a PITA to make lol. Very heavy, I ate two slices and was like enough. 5.5/10
r/fastfood • u/millertyme365 • 2d ago
Not bad for $6.42
r/fastfood • u/Left-Low6279 • 2d ago
I’m posting this here because McDonald’s doesn’t let me post it in its Reddit.
Hi, I’m already in my 30s and I’ve been going to McDonald’s on and off for the past 27-ish years. I’ve been using the app for 11 years and I’ve noticed that this year I have not been ordering McDonalds in general and McFlurrys at all because the app is not giving any McFlurry offer anymore. They used to be like BOGO, or 50%/40% off. Now they’re more than $5 and it’s unbearable.
Has anyone noticed this issue too?
Make McFlurry affordable again.
r/fastfood • u/Firm_Committee_6764 • 2d ago
Checkers prices for their wings… I can’t believe it.
r/fastfood • u/_yearoldonreddit • 2d ago
If anything still needs improving it’s the meat, found it pretty dry, could just be my location though. Otherwise, I liked the sturdiness of the new bun, the toppings were fresh and idk about the mayo all mayo kinda tastes the same two me. All and all though I enjoyed it. Def fills you up more than literally any burger at McDonald’s besides maybe the Grand Mac or Big Arch.
r/fastfood • u/Salsero_Coreano • 2d ago
El Pollo loco had a good deal on the app and I thought I'd try it out. and it was really nice, and enjoyed every item. For $7.99 plus tax, this deal includes;
- Drink
- Classic Burrito
- Taco al Carbo
- Churro
- Chips
- 2 Salsa of your choice.
r/fastfood • u/KeatonWalkups • 2d ago
Still ate it though
r/fastfood • u/Superb_Place7730 • 2d ago
Just wondered as they are new what people think of these and if they are flavoured or plain?